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Epstein wasn't much of a secret, he was convicted (and got a ridiculously favorable plea deal) back in 2008.

0xDEEPFAC 7y ago
I think ridiculously favorable is probably an understatement. It was more like he wasn't punished at all and the documents weren't made public at all. It wasn't until the internet funded Mike Cernovich 10k to sue to make the records public (which the Miami Herold then joined in with) that probably ultimately led to a new case being formed in NYC. https://youtu.be/mtiV0VJsc9c?t=4m20s https://youtu.be/mtiV0VJsc9c?t=4m20s
- rahuldottech 7y ago
  Here's another great explainer of just how ridiculously favourable that deal was: https://youtu.be/VXtI-8dq7B0 https://youtu.be/VXtI-8dq7B0
faissaloo 7y ago
And yet seemingly up until recently people were completely unaware of the Epsteins.
- ezekg 7y ago
  This really should frighten people, to be honest. There is a lot of public information out there that people are completely oblivious to, simply because the media giants don't cover it. They attempt to discredit QAnon but they fail at doing so because their articles are void of facts. They have an obvious narrative but nobody seems to care. People who believed Epstein was involved in child trafficking were considered conspiracy theorists up until a few weeks ago. What about the others close to Epstein? Who got him off the hook last time? How do you explain away James Alefantis' photos on his Instagram? Who is he close to? How do you deal with Laura Silsby, who is now Laura Galyer, and her adventures in Haiti? Podesta and especially his "art"? I can go on and on. Am I a conspiracy theorist for being concerned about what the hell is going on?
  - faissaloo 7y ago
    It's important to keep in mind that the term 'conspiracy theory' was first weaponised as part of a 1976 psyop https://www.coreysdigs.com/c-i-a-3-letter-agencies/cia-coined-weaponized-the-label-conspiracy-theory/ https://www.coreysdigs.com/c-i-a-3-letter-agencies/cia-coine...
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I think ridiculously favorable is probably an understatement. It was more like he wasn't punished at all and the documents weren't made public at all. It wasn't until the internet funded Mike Cernovich 10k to sue to make the records public (which the Miami Herold then joined in with) that probably ultimately led to a new case being formed in NYC. https://youtu.be/mtiV0VJsc9c?t=4m20s https://youtu.be/mtiV0VJsc9c?t=4m20s

rahuldottech 7y ago
Here's another great explainer of just how ridiculously favourable that deal was: https://youtu.be/VXtI-8dq7B0 https://youtu.be/VXtI-8dq7B0

faissaloo 7y ago

And yet seemingly up until recently people were completely unaware of the Epsteins.

ezekg 7y ago
This really should frighten people, to be honest. There is a lot of public information out there that people are completely oblivious to, simply because the media giants don't cover it. They attempt to discredit QAnon but they fail at doing so because their articles are void of facts. They have an obvious narrative but nobody seems to care. People who believed Epstein was involved in child trafficking were considered conspiracy theorists up until a few weeks ago. What about the others close to Epstein? Who got him off the hook last time? How do you explain away James Alefantis' photos on his Instagram? Who is he close to? How do you deal with Laura Silsby, who is now Laura Galyer, and her adventures in Haiti? Podesta and especially his "art"? I can go on and on. Am I a conspiracy theorist for being concerned about what the hell is going on?
- faissaloo 7y ago
  It's important to keep in mind that the term 'conspiracy theory' was first weaponised as part of a 1976 psyop https://www.coreysdigs.com/c-i-a-3-letter-agencies/cia-coined-weaponized-the-label-conspiracy-theory/ https://www.coreysdigs.com/c-i-a-3-letter-agencies/cia-coine...
- deleted 7y ago
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